Going Solar in 2023 We’ve never seen anything like it. The Inflation Reduction Act has enacted Federal Tax Credits for Solar that increase previous amounts by 100% in some cases. Many of our clients are enjoying 50% tax credits. When combined with depreciation, those tax credits result in tax shields covering 75% of a system’s […]
Our team here at SGE Solar has been putting in some serious hustle, staying late, working weekends, and just generally going above and beyond. In light of everyone’s hard work, why not have a well-deserved break at the ballpark! We all had a fun-filled day watching the WooSoxs at the new stadium Polar Park! Thank […]
Do you need a new roof, but are hesitant to make the investment because you already have solar panels installed? Look no further than our solar removal and reinstallation services for an affordable solution. We offer reliable solar panel removal and reinstallation services for homeowners who need to replace their roofs. Our team of experts […]
First of all, what is the definition of net zero?
Most of our residential installations are done on roofs with an angle, or tilt. However, if you have a flat roof, don’t fear! You have options so that you can still take advantage of solar power for your home.
There are a lot of different numbers, statistics, and ratings that come with understanding your solar panel system.
Has your heat bill been higher this winter? Heating costs overall are predicted to be higher this winter – and we have definitely been feeling the effects!
Residential Installation Highlights of 2022 Here are some of our highlight installs from each month of 2022! Hover over the image to see what month we installed each solar panel system in.
The future of renewable energy in Massachusetts is looking brighter than ever! Last year Governor Baker signed H5060, An Act Driving Clean Energy and Offshore Wind, into law. This landmark legislation, which seeks to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and reduce the state’s dependence on fossil fuels, includes a key provision to relax the net metering […]
Electricity in Massachusetts comes from a few main sources: Solar, Wind, Hydroelectric power, Biomass, Petroleum, and Natural gas. Currently, natural gas is the largest source of electricity, coming in at 67% of electricity fuel. Next is renewables at 30%, then hydroelectric and lastly petroleum at 0.5%. The graph below from the EIA shows this breakdown.